Apply IU and IUPUI

Application Basics

• What is Apply IU?

  Apply IU is IU’s new application for admission. 

  For summer and fall 2018 terms, your students will be able to complete one application and direct it to all campuses that interest them. 

• How do I access Apply IU?
  From a web browser, navigate to https://admissions.iupui.edu/and select “How to apply.”
• Who can submit an application via Apply IU?

  Domestic first-time freshmen students can apply to IU by submitting:

  • One application which can be directed to any campus
  • One application fee (each term you apply)
  • One copy of your transcript(s) and official test scores
  • One essay

  International students can apply by submitting:

  • One application to one IU campus, which you can then resubmit separately to each of the other campuses.
  • One application fee per campus (each term you apply)
  • One copy of your transcript(s) and official test scores 
• Can current high school students wishing to enter the IUPUI SPAN program also apply to multiple campuses using Apply IU?
  No, admission into the SPAN program uses a separate application process, which will remain the same as it was for the 2016 application cycle.
• What is the school code for ACT and SAT?
   IUPUI’s SAT code is 1325 and our ACT code is 1214.
• How does a student choose a major on the IU Apply form?
  Once your student selects the term and campuses for which they wish to apply, they will choose their Academic Program (which is a school at IUPUI) from a list. Once the program is selected, a new drop-down called Academic Plan appears and they can select their concentration (or major). Your student will need to follow these steps for every IU campus chosen.
• Why is important to enter Date of Birth (DOB) correctly?
  If your student's Date of Birth (DOB) is entered incorrectly, issues will arise in creating and maintaining your Indiana University computing accounts—including all documents related to their education. In creating your user account, your student should take care to enter the correct DOB.
• How will applications to multiple campuses be evaluated?
  The system will share application materials with the Admissions office(s) of each IU campus which the student selected on their application. The Admissions office on each campus will evaluate the application materials based on individual campus admission policy and standards. Upon review of submitted materials, individual campuses may request that additional information be submitted to their office as part of this evaluation. Each campus will independently communicate its admission decision directly with the student. 
• How will applicants be notified when an admission decision has been made?
  Each campus will independently communicate its admission decision directly with the student. 
• What is the Criminal Activity Disclosure Policy?

  Indiana University is committed to maintaining a safe learning environment. As part of that commitment, the University requires applicants to disclose if they: 

  • have been subject to formal disciplinary action (including for example, but not limited to, suspension or expulsion for academic or non-academic reasons at any high school, post-secondary institution, college or university);
  • have been charged with or convicted of a crime (or a foreign legal equivalent) that has not been expunged by a court;
  • and/or have engaged in behavior that caused injury to person(s) or personal property (including for example, but not limited to, vandalism or behavior that led to a restraining order against you) which resulted in some form of discipline or intervention.
  • A previous disciplinary action, charge, conviction, or conduct of the sort identified here does not automatically disqualify applicants from admission to IU, but they do require review by the campus admissions committee.

  PLEASE NOTE: By submitting their application to Indiana University, your student acknowledges and agrees that they have a continuing obligation to inform the University of any formal disciplinary action 

  • for academic or non-academic reasons at any educational institution;
  • any legal charges and/or convictions (or foreign legal equivalents) that have not been expunged by a court;
  • and/or any behavior that causes injury to person(s) or property which results in some form of discipline or intervention that occurs from now until your enrollment at IU.

  Your student must provide updated information to the campus admissions committee prior to class registration or class attendance, whichever is applicable. At that time, the campus admissions committee will review the information provided and may consider whether to delay or rescind their admission to IU.

Fees & Deadlines

• How much is the application fee for IUPUI applicants using the Apply IU system?

  IUPUI’s application fee is now $65.  If your student chooses to apply to IUPUI and IU East, for example, the fee will be $65 total but will cover both applications. A fee is not required if you have previously applied for undergraduate admission at any Indiana University campus.

  IU application fees range from $35 to $65, depending on the campus and program your student chooses. A fee is not required if you have previously applied for undergraduate admission at any Indiana University campus. A breakdown of the application fee structure can be found below:

  Tier 1:  If you student chooses one or more of the following campuses as they apply, the application fee charged will be $65:  IU Bloomington, IUPUI, IUPUC (Columbus), or IU Fort Wayne.

  Tier 2: If you student chooses only from these IU campuses, the application fee charged will be $35: IU East (Richmond), IU Kokomo, IU Northwest (Gary), IU South Bend, or IU Southeast.

  International applicants to any IU campus will pay a $65 application fee and are limited to one campus per application.

  IUB has special additional fees when music is chosen as a program.

• What is the application priority date/deadline for each term for IUPUI

  Priority deadlines

  • For fall semester: May 1
  • For spring semester: November 1
  • For summer session I: March 15
  • For summer session II: May 1

  Last day to submit materials

  • For fall semester: May 16
  • For spring semester: November 16
  • For summer session I: March 30
  • For summer session II: May 16
• What are the payment methods available for paying the application fee?

  Application fees can be paid by credit card or eCheck. 

  Application fees paid by credit card are processed through PayPal. It is not necessary to create a PayPal account to pay your application fee with a credit card. 

  Visit How PayPal Works to learn more. 

  To pay by eCheck, you will have to enter a valid Account Holder’s name, Routing Number, and Account Number. 

  • The Routing Number is usually nine (9) digits long, and the number on the physical check is enclosed by this symbol:
  • The Account Number is 4-17 digits long, and on the physical check it is enclosed by this symbol:
  • Please do not include a Check Number (found in the top right corner of your check) as part of the Account Number. 
• Is the apply IU application fee refundable?
  No, the application fee for an Apply IU submission is non-refundable. For this reason, it is imperative that all applicants click the Submit button only once when processing their application payment. 
• How do students apply with a fee waiver?

  Indiana University accepts fee waiver forms for all applicants except international applicants at IUPUI.

  • Indiana University accepts fee waiver forms from the College Board or National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC), as long as the necessary information is provided by your guidance counselor.
  • IU also accepts completed fee waivers provided by the ACT or SAT that have been verified by your high school counselor.
  • If you are a 21st Century Scholar, the application fee will be waived if you indicate that you participated in this program during the completion of your application. 
• Why is IUPUI unavailable for selection on the Academic Goals page of the application?
  When a campus’ deadline for the desired term selected at the top of the Academic Goals page has passed, the campus will appear “greyed out” (unavailable).